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ARTIST
LACY WITH DON CHERRY, STEVE
TITLE
Evidence
FORMAT
LP
LABEL
MODERN SILENCE
CATALOG #
OI 010LP
OI 010LP
GENRE
JAZZ
RELEASE DATE
8/5/2016
Soprano saxophonist
Steve Lacy
continued his early exploration of
Thelonious Monk
's compositions on
Evidence
, originally released in 1961. Lacy worked extensively with Monk, absorbing the pianist's intricate music and adding his individualist soprano saxophone mark to it. On this release, he employs the equally impressive
Don Cherry
on trumpet, who was playing with the
Ornette Coleman
quartet at the time, drummer
Billy Higgins
, who played with both Coleman and Monk, and bassist
Carl Brown
. Cherry proved capable of playing outside the jagged lines he formulated with Coleman, being just as complimentary and exciting in Monk's arena with Lacy. Out of the six tracks, four are Monk's compositions while the remaining are lesser known
Duke Ellington
numbers: "The Mystery Song" and "Something to Live For" (co-written with
Billy Strayhorn
). Edition of 500.
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